Mind Laphatsalal, wife of Phai Sunistha, has posted land title documents for the Hua Hin property showing both Phai Sunistha and Trai Sirinath as owners, providing evidence that their mother transferred the property to both of them rather than just one person as previously claimed. This comes after Trai Sirinath publicly accused her brother Phai of multiple instances of harassment and their mother of pursuing an inheritance lawsuit over the Hua Hin house allegedly left by their grandfather. Phai had previously clarified that the original house belonged to their grandfather, who distributed it to his children including their mother. He explained that their mother transferred her share to both him and Trai, but initiated legal action due to property damage, unauthorized occupation by outsiders, and misuse of common assets—seeking to reclaim the property for security purposes. Mind warned that anyone posting defamatory, false, or distorted comments intended to incite hatred should expect legal action, stating she will only accept monetary apologies and will not accept other forms of reconciliation.

Senior executives from Thai Yamaha Motor Company, including Chairman Pongsathon Udomkongchai, Senior Advisor Phanupol Kittikarnsorn, and Deputy General Manager Ukrit Phakvivirot of Commercial Planning and Marketing, presented congratulations and commemorative gifts to Buriram United club president Nevin Chidchob following the team's commanding capture of the 2025/26 Thai League championship—the club's 11th national league crown. In the season-closing match at Chang Arena, Buriram United drew 1-1 with visiting Lampang Warriors, accumulating 70 points across 30 fixtures to clinch the title amid jubilant Thai football fans. The team also has the chance to make history as Thailand's first club to qualify for the FIFA Club World Cup. The celebration took place following the BYD Sealion 6 Thai League Week match on Sunday, May 10, 2026, at Chang Arena in Buriram Province.

Assistant Professor Dr. Niwat Kaewpradub, President of Prince of Songkhla University, presided over the launch ceremony for two new innovative products developed from the university's intellectual property portfolio at the Idea Tank Science Park. This initiative is part of the university's effort to promote the commercialization of research findings, knowledge, and intellectual property in the business and industrial sectors.

Prince of Songkhla University emphasizes advancing research innovations and inventions through intellectual property protection, developing market-responsive products that leverage science, technology, and innovation to create economic value. The university also supports private enterprises in launching new businesses or enhancing existing ventures to strengthen their competitive capabilities.

These operations fall under the Intellectual Property Center at the Science Park, which manages, protects, and promotes the university's intellectual property for efficient commercial utilization.

The two intellectual property products licensed to private companies are:

Cella Solutions Co., Ltd. has been granted rights to "A method for preparing water-soluble nano-particles of tetrahydrocurcumin in dry powder form," developed by Assistant Professor Dr. Chatchai Owatthalarp from the Faculty of Pharmaceutical Sciences at Prince of Songkhla University.

InnoTech Wealth Co., Ltd. has been granted rights to "Biodegradable microneedle patch products," developed by Julinteep Putthawongsa from the Faculty of Medicine at Prince of Songkhla University.

This product launch represents a significant step in strengthening collaboration between Prince of Songkhla University and the private sector, demonstrating the university's role in translating laboratory research into commercial applications. It also raises public awareness of innovative products developed from university research, creating business opportunities, generating economic value, and promoting sustainable innovation for the nation.

On May 12, 2025, police from Bang Kaew Police Station and rescue personnel from Po Tek Tung Foundation investigated a rental house in the Kingkaew area, Moo 15, Bang Phli Noi Subdistrict, Bang Phli District, Samut Prakan Province, after receiving a report that a man had been found drowned. Inside the bathroom of the rental room, authorities discovered the body of 82-year-old Mr. Sathian lying face-down with his head submerged in an old metal drum being used as a water tank. Initial assessment suggests he had been dead for at least 1-2 hours. His 81-year-old wife, Khun Yai Sirinun, explained that her husband owned the rental house and usually stayed alone in the room where the incident occurred. Before discovering her husband's death, she heard someone calling out for water, and recognizing the familiar voice, she went to check on him. She found him collapsed in the bathroom and called for help. Resident Nangsat, who also lived in the rental building, said she came to help when called and immediately notified authorities. By the time officials arrived, the elderly man had already drowned and died. Captain Piraphan Sukchusri, assistant investigator from Bang Kaew Police Station, along with forensic doctors from Ramathibodi Institute and rescue personnel, examined the scene. The body's face was half-submerged, and the water level in the container was only three-quarters full. No signs of injury or assault were found. Authorities concluded that the man likely fainted and his head fell into the water container while he was bending down to draw water. Since no one witnessed the incident, he could not be rescued in time. The family did not seek further investigation into the cause of death and has donated the body to a medical school, where it will undergo physical examination to determine eligibility for medical education purposes, in accordance with the deceased's wishes and the family's intentions.

On May 12, 2026, Lieutenant Colonel Chatchai Sripothon, District Chief of Tha Mai, ordered security officials to raid a durian plantation in Khao Wua Subdistrict, Tha Mai District, Chanthaburi province following complaints that the farm was being used as a drug distribution hub. Officers conducted a thorough search and found red methamphetamine pills hidden on the workers' persons, along with lighters and packaging materials used to conceal the drugs.

Authorities arrested seven male workers at the scene and immediately conducted urine tests to confirm drug use. During initial questioning, the workers admitted to using methamphetamine to cause stimulation—commonly referred to locally as "deet"—to maintain the stamina needed for continuous durian harvesting throughout the night during the high-yield season. All suspects were taken to Tha Mai District Office for record-taking and further investigation before being handed over to Tha Mai Police Station for legal proceedings.

A woman was left traumatized after being secretly filmed in a gas station restroom in Bangkok's Sathorn district, saying she is now too frightened to use public bathrooms alone. The incident occurred around 6:30 a.m. when the 30-year-old coffee shop employee discovered a man holding his phone over the restroom partition to record her. After she screamed for help, nearby people and gas station staff detained the man, who initially denied recording but was found with video footage on his phone clearly showing the victim's face. Police from Bang Pong Pang station took him into custody.

The victim revealed this was the first time she experienced such an incident in her life, and it has severely affected her mental state, making her afraid to enter public restrooms alone. She emphasized that such behavior should never happen to anyone. Regarding the case, the victim disclosed that they have reached a settlement, as she felt compassion for the perpetrator's family, particularly his father, and did not want the matter to escalate or damage the family's reputation.

The perpetrator confessed and expressed remorse, providing 5,000 baht in compensation while police issued an additional 1,000 baht fine. However, the victim noted that although the man showed remorse, it came only after committing the act. She warned the perpetrator and society that such behavior should never be repeated against anyone, as it could result in far more severe consequences if the victim were less restrained. She considers this incident "a very small lesson learned."